antibiotický

Antibiotická is a Czech feminine singular adjective meaning "antibiotic" and is used to describe things related to antibiotics. It is formed from the noun antibiotikum (antibiotic) with the feminine suffix -ická, allowing agreement with feminine nouns such as terapie, léčba, rezistence, or látka.

In medical and pharmacological writing, antibiotic-related terms are expressed with this adjective in phrases such as antibiotická terapie (antibiotic therapy), antibiotická léčba (antibiotic treatment), antibiotická rezistence (antibiotic resistance), and antibiotická látka (antibiotic substance). The language also uses masculine and neuter forms to modify other nouns (antibiotický, antibiotické) as appropriate.

The term does not denote a standalone disease or mechanism; rather, it functions as a descriptive descriptor within medical, pharmaceutical, and microbiological contexts. It is central to discussions of infectious diseases, drug therapy, and public health. The broader concepts of antibiotics and antibiotic resistance have significantly influenced modern medicine, including the development of stewardship practices aimed at prudent use and prevention of resistant strains.

See also: antibiotics (antibiotika in Czech), antibiotic resistance, antibiotic therapy, antibiotic stewardship. Language note: Czech uses antibiotika as the plural noun for antibiotics, and antibiotická forms vary to agree with the grammatical gender of the nouns they modify.